Chords for Dick Curless-Drop Some Silver In The Jukebox ( Jukebox 175 ) .mov
Tempo:
127.15 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
C
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[A] [E]
I walked into a tavern, it [B] was cheap and small,
With an ancient silent jukebox [A] that leaned [E] against the wall.
A girl stood near the jukebox with sad and [A] hurting eyes,
[B] When I asked if she was lonely, she [E] replied,
Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll dance with you.
Though there's other guys around here [A] much handsomer [E] than you,
But you seem like a good guy, so I'll give you [A] first chance,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll dance.
So I fed the silent jukebox [B] just to dance with [E] her,
[B] And she played the [B] longest saddest [A] songs that I'd [E] ever heard.
Then I asked her if she'd join me for a drink or two [A] or three,
And she [B] threw that same old message [E] back to me.
Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll drink your wine,
And listen to that case of [A] blues that you've got [E] on your mind.
For your heart's either broken or badly bent I [A] think,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll drink.
[C] [F] So we talked and danced, [C] drank right up till closing time,
And when we walked out from the tavern, [Bb] why I hadn't spent my last [F] thin dime.
So I asked her if she'd care to hear a little music up at my [Bb] place,
[C] And she shoved that same old message in [F] my face.
Drop some silver in the jukebox and [C] I'll drink your wine,
[Gm] [C] And listen to that case of [Bb] blues that you've got [F] on your mind.
For your heart's either broken or badly bent [Bb] I think,
Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink.
Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink.
[G]
I walked into a tavern, it [B] was cheap and small,
With an ancient silent jukebox [A] that leaned [E] against the wall.
A girl stood near the jukebox with sad and [A] hurting eyes,
[B] When I asked if she was lonely, she [E] replied,
Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll dance with you.
Though there's other guys around here [A] much handsomer [E] than you,
But you seem like a good guy, so I'll give you [A] first chance,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll dance.
So I fed the silent jukebox [B] just to dance with [E] her,
[B] And she played the [B] longest saddest [A] songs that I'd [E] ever heard.
Then I asked her if she'd join me for a drink or two [A] or three,
And she [B] threw that same old message [E] back to me.
Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll drink your wine,
And listen to that case of [A] blues that you've got [E] on your mind.
For your heart's either broken or badly bent I [A] think,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll drink.
[C] [F] So we talked and danced, [C] drank right up till closing time,
And when we walked out from the tavern, [Bb] why I hadn't spent my last [F] thin dime.
So I asked her if she'd care to hear a little music up at my [Bb] place,
[C] And she shoved that same old message in [F] my face.
Drop some silver in the jukebox and [C] I'll drink your wine,
[Gm] [C] And listen to that case of [Bb] blues that you've got [F] on your mind.
For your heart's either broken or badly bent [Bb] I think,
Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink.
Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink.
[G]
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[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I walked into a tavern, it [B] was cheap and small,
_ _ With an ancient _ silent jukebox [A] that leaned [E] against the wall.
A girl stood near the jukebox with sad and [A] hurting eyes,
[B] When I asked if she was lonely, she [E] replied, _ _
_ _ Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll dance with you.
_ _ Though there's other guys around here [A] much _ handsomer [E] than you,
_ But you seem like a good guy, so I'll give you [A] first chance,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll dance. _
_ _ So I fed the silent _ jukebox [B] just to dance with [E] her,
_ [B] And she played the [B] longest saddest [A] songs that I'd [E] ever heard.
_ Then I asked her if she'd join me for a drink or two [A] or three,
And she [B] threw that same old message _ [E] back to _ me.
_ _ Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll drink your wine,
_ _ And listen to that case of [A] blues that you've got [E] on your mind.
_ For your heart's either broken _ or badly bent I [A] think,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll drink. _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ So we talked and danced, [C] drank right up till closing time,
_ _ _ And when we walked out from the tavern, _ [Bb] why I hadn't spent my last [F] thin dime.
_ _ _ So I asked her if she'd care to hear a little music _ up at my [Bb] place,
_ _ [C] And she shoved that same old message in [F] my face. _ _
_ _ Drop some silver in the jukebox and [C] I'll drink your wine,
_ [Gm] _ _ [C] And listen to that case of [Bb] blues that you've got [F] on your mind.
_ For your heart's either broken or badly bent [Bb] I think,
Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink. _
_ _ Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I walked into a tavern, it [B] was cheap and small,
_ _ With an ancient _ silent jukebox [A] that leaned [E] against the wall.
A girl stood near the jukebox with sad and [A] hurting eyes,
[B] When I asked if she was lonely, she [E] replied, _ _
_ _ Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll dance with you.
_ _ Though there's other guys around here [A] much _ handsomer [E] than you,
_ But you seem like a good guy, so I'll give you [A] first chance,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll dance. _
_ _ So I fed the silent _ jukebox [B] just to dance with [E] her,
_ [B] And she played the [B] longest saddest [A] songs that I'd [E] ever heard.
_ Then I asked her if she'd join me for a drink or two [A] or three,
And she [B] threw that same old message _ [E] back to _ me.
_ _ Drop some silver in the jukebox and [B] I'll drink your wine,
_ _ And listen to that case of [A] blues that you've got [E] on your mind.
_ For your heart's either broken _ or badly bent I [A] think,
Drop [B] some silver in the jukebox and [E] we'll drink. _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ So we talked and danced, [C] drank right up till closing time,
_ _ _ And when we walked out from the tavern, _ [Bb] why I hadn't spent my last [F] thin dime.
_ _ _ So I asked her if she'd care to hear a little music _ up at my [Bb] place,
_ _ [C] And she shoved that same old message in [F] my face. _ _
_ _ Drop some silver in the jukebox and [C] I'll drink your wine,
_ [Gm] _ _ [C] And listen to that case of [Bb] blues that you've got [F] on your mind.
_ For your heart's either broken or badly bent [Bb] I think,
Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink. _
_ _ Drop [C] some silver in the jukebox and [F] we'll drink. _
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_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _